Snowy Range

Set in the Medicine Bow National Forest, Snowy Range Ski Area captures the pure essence of Wyoming skiing. At an elevation of 10,000 feet, this family-operated mountain offers 250 acres of varied terrain across the Medicine Bow Mountains. The resort combines affordable skiing with spectacular alpine views, making it a favorite among locals and visitors seeking an authentic Rocky Mountain experience without the crowds.

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Base Snow Cam

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📍 Elevation: 2693m (8835ft)

This Snowy Range web cam overlooks the base area operations from the heart of Medicine Bow National Forest. Perfect for checking morning conditions and activity at the resort's main hub.

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Snowy Range's five lifts provide efficient access to 33 distinct runs across the mountain. The system includes a beginner-friendly magic carpet, two double chairs, and two triple chairs, strategically placed to serve all skill levels. From the top of the Sundance Triple, skiers and riders can access the entire mountain's terrain while enjoying breathtaking views of the surrounding national forest.

Snowy Range Lift System

Total Ski Lifts = 3

Triple Chair

Double Chair

Surface Lift

Snowy Range Resort Elevation

Trails

Total Runs

Total Area

75 ac

30.4 ha

Difficulty Distribution

Beginner

30%

Intermediate

40%

Advanced

30%

Expert

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Location

Snowy Range Ski Area is perfectly positioned 30 miles west of Laramie, Wyoming, in the heart of the Medicine Bow Mountains. This accessible location makes it an ideal destination for skiers from Wyoming, Colorado, and Nebraska. The surrounding national forest provides year-round recreational opportunities, from backcountry skiing to summer hiking, making Snowy Range a true four-season destination in southeastern Wyoming.

Snowy Range

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Season Info

The high elevation of Snowy Range creates distinct mountain experiences throughout the year. Winter brings consistent snowfall, typically allowing for a long ski season from late November through early April. Summer opens up the mountain to hiking enthusiasts, with alpine wildflowers dotting the slopes. Fall showcases the changing colors of aspens against the dramatic rocky backdrop, while spring offers some of the best late-season skiing conditions in southern Wyoming.

Current Season

2024 - 2025

Opening Day

12/7/2024

Closing Day

4/13/2025

Days Open

128